Jerome Marot
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Still no sewing machine on a dissection table.
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Still no sewing machine on a dissection table.
Doug Kerr
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Hi, Jerome,
Best regards,
Doug
All in all, a fascinating line of "inquiry".
Still no sewing machine on a dissection table.
Best regards,
Doug
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Still no sewing machine on a dissection table.
This, Jerome, is actually a fine composition! I find it interesting and appealing allowing me to imagine all sorts of circumstances, stories and situations. The scene is a sampling of life in our society in one city. It is biased as it is not random but directed by you, the photographer, viewing something "interesting" that would likely make a good picture rather than something of heavenly beauty to record for posterity! It reminds me of a Harold Pinter play where there is no resolution to any issues, no revelation, just observation of what "is"!
In that sense, there are countless episodes behind this picture of all the events that led up to this moment by the owners of all these things, you, the photographer, and all of us observing right now!
Asher